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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-04
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS so11c1rr,

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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS.
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e1 $500 aIkAFGIsco-First National Bank. The
OroeKer Woolworth National Bank
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We sell Exchange and TeieersnbIo 1r,,,.
ters on leading cites of the United States.
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Finds r.
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen. Paris
Stockholm and all other prominent noints
In europe, at Lowest Rates of EXCHANGE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Foreign FLASHES,

The fortune Of the late Baron Wolycrlon
amounts a. eIO00,OOO
Mr.. Dillon. VI. F., Is about TO make y
tour oi Scotland. lie is seeking rest
Cen. Lcl'lo, Of Paris, Is dead. lie was
i0rly.thrcc ycars OF age.
Emperor William went ont ior n drive
this afternoon. lie aliOrWard gave an
audience 10 Prince Bismarck.
The Frceruan's journal, oi Dublin, SAYS
that the government has decided to ahan-
don the prosecution oi Lord Mayor Sulli-
van.
Notices have bccnposicd IN county Clare,
ireland, ordering a boycott ol the Shannon
steamship company for conveying prison.
crs 10 the Limerick jail.
Tho Rev Charles 4. Berry. of London,
who has been called ~ succeed Mr.. Beech.
cr in thc Plymouth church, Brooklyn, has
not vet accepted the Offer. Ills final de.
cisiGn will moi be announced for several
DAYS
Tho tenants on tho county Down, Ire.
lnnd. estates of lord Londonderry, the
Iofd Lieutenant. have declined 10 accept
an offer of 30 per cent reduction Of thcii
rents. and viii carry ont their determine
ton to enter the land court
The Express and Irish Times, oi Dublin
comment ON what tloy call the unduubict
uprising and spread Of loyalty in the soutl
ni Ireland. They say that the country hli
recognized that the government will nd
permit n dcfiancco oi the Law with impuniiy
Sir William Macarthur, cx.lord mayor %
I Ioulon. px.lncmber ui the House Of Com
mons and muniGccnt patron 0i ihc Wesley
an church. died IN acauiaee oi the Lond0i
| Underground railwr. lio ~aS nr"l'ill'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
AMERICAN FISHERIES.
The National Association Meets Reso-
lutions Adopted

New YoRw, Nov. H. The National
fishery association met today in this city.
President +. II. Babson, OF Gloucester,
Mass, made an address on American Fish
cries, Past and Present. lie claimed that
the fisheries and their attendant industries
had become matter OF strong national
interest, and that il was OF vital impor-
tancc that the govenmcn, should at once
take action to protect its interests. Re
ports from different parts OF the country
were presented, showing that the fishery
interest was in need Of legislation 10 save
IL from destruction.
The trcasurer's report showed that
the association was In ilourishing
condition. The following directors,
in addition 10 the list ol the past
year, were elected by the National fishery
association this afternoon: 4. j. Stoll,
Sandusky o.. j. W. Ayrrhill, Cleveland,
o.; +. ID. Carter Erie, Pa. 4. u. Howell,
Toledo, o.; n. Nichols, Ncrmillon, o.;
Mr.. Wickham, Huron, o.; ;. II. Davis,
Detroit, Mich; +. Kicker, BAY City, Mich;
Dewey, Toledo, o.; II. Bcl, Clinton, o.;
JAMES Nlllull, IIONlhtH'tt W. - - ~
Lcmoinc, W. \. Wilcox andJ. W. Brown,
of Greer Point, n. y.
The committee on plan OF action pre-
scntcd report recommending that the
representatives Of the association in each
locality interested should he considered u
committee TO collect money for the sup
port Of the association and look after It's
interests, and that Fitz Il. Babson be APP
pointed rs the agent TO represent them at
Washington,
Resolutions were adopted demanding
the recognition Of the fishery industry ~
an important national affair which should
be placed ON an equality with other indus
tries 10y protection against the importation
OF foreign fish, and securing equal rights
for fishermen in foreign ports accorded to
foreign vessels in our LarbuH. The rcso-
lutions disayow any desire Of the right To
fish iu foreign watcrs
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ArLansas E1posIilon closes Today.

Special Dispatch 70 the ApI. .H
LItrLE Rock, Ark, Nov 10. Tomor-
row the Arkansas exposition close. after q
most satisfactory aud suracsiul display Of
some OF the leading resources oi the Slate,
extending over period Of two weeks.
Tonight the attendants and o few friends
Of Col. s. II. Nowlin superintendent Of
the exposition, surprised him with costly
present in the shape oi o. gold.headcd cane.
The presentation took place al thc dining
parlors OF Mr.. Louis Mrckor on Main
street, and all present took part IN Wishing
the deserving, popular superintendent Of
Arkansas lirst State exhibit long life and
much prosperity. Mr Mockrr's coniribu'
ton 10 the occasion was banquet ~ ior
the gods 10 gloat over. and which the par
ticipants did ample Justice iO.
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The nn.chalI Con,ention.

Nrw IoRR, Nov. 10 Baseball men
crowded the corridors Of the Fifth Avenue
hotel this morning, and nothing but base
ball and the convention was talked Of
The probable action Of the league toward
the brotherhood was the chief topic OF
conversation. The general opinion was
that the brotherhood would be recognized,
although not one OF the delegates would
commit themselves. John Ward said that
he thought the new rules would be advan-
tageous, and expressed himself as pleased
with the plan OF forming eastern and west
Crn associations.
The directors Of the league held n meet
ing this morning and formally awarded
the championship 10 Detroit. The appli.
cation oi Al Nichols, who has been ON the
blacklist Tor several years, for rcinstate.
mcnt, was refused after bu, little debate.
The convention met shortly after neon
and adopted the changes in the rules ap'
proved at Pittsburg on Monday. Then Q
recess was taken.
The brotherhood question viii not come
mp until late this afternoon. II seems now
rs though the cast aud west division.
question would only receive passing notice
az this years meeting. II, however, the
percentage plan is introduced with any
energy toward its enforcement, Boston
will probably push the new division idea
There is much speculation ~ 10 the dcal'
in player. IL is thought the wcakorcluh'
win he materially strengthened. JOIN
Wari j. indignant at the assertion that IN,
broihcrhood's methods have been unbusi
ness ike. lie was sure that the organiM
ton had done nothing like the action o
Washington. indianapolis AMI Detroit
who. il is changed, have engaged IN dca
by which the iirst two will each receive
PLAYER from the latter by promising 10 yot,
| ior the percentage system which DcirOi
demands. lie added that Paul llinr
would not sign with indianapolis unlcs
/ the hr1ihcrhood's demands are agreed 10
Rumor has il that Manager Fogrl, OF In
/ dianapolis, will make charges against an
other manager, who, rs alleged, cndcay
orrd To mjurc the standing of tin Indian
/ apolis club during trip ihrOu ia the west
| II il uid that strong efforts have beet
made io have Fogcl compromise the mat
ter. without avail. No PLAYER will b
transferred until the east and west que,
/ tiUn il settled,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

Special uHpitrH iU iHr Appeal
BWuiNDu,u, An., Nov. lG Tho
minors in the Cmlburg mines, ten miles
above the city, no went on % strike today.
Thursday the superintendent posted %
notice ihnt cycIy man loading slate with
his uru. should bo suspended two weeks
iur twenty-five pounds in one train load
and larger time iur % larger quantity,
running up to ninety DAYS.
Ata meeting la-t night the mon r'
solved that they vouIin' submit to ih.s.
and adopted q schedule oi doglAEos De-,
ginning with 100 pounds ol coal for iho
first case ol twenty seven pounds Of slate.
This Wns submitted to the superintendent
this morning and refused by him, where.
upon the miners walked out. There are
about 2U 0i them.
Tho Ago tonight received telegram from
Joe Frank, secretary oi The l"r1l base
bali association, who went over tu atlanta
Yesterday. uyiug Atlanta will certainly
come iu the lrlguc we'll fixed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
DlnnnItcr- ln I,Inc nInn. .

special Dispatch to the AplFia
PlNE BLrfr, Ark, Nov 10. Chicago b.
not the only place VIII re- dynamiior have
exploded bombs. PcrLaps The flint deed
oi this nature IN the south was performed
here today. About 200 yards from the
round.housc Of the sl louis, Arkansas 4
Texas railway, this evening, o locomotive
passed over dynamic bomb, which cN.
pl0lcd with terrible lprcc and shattered
the legs Of man named John Ross, who
WAS standing near vs.. One OF Tie do.
tachcd pieces Of the liUmb also penetrated
his body. The cxplp.uu created great
srnMii0" among The .ulur 300 men cin'
ploycl at tho shops. aud many cXciin2
theories are advanced N0ui iho affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
Thomas Grcen Kills Lew Baldwin IN a
Shooting Array.

LFxfSGroy, Ky., Nov 10. -Thos. Green,
oi Naygyillc. aud Lew Baldwin, Of Mich.
olas,illc. met ia this city this morning at
1880 o'clock, and Green killed Baldwin in
a shooting a0uy. Green Is a correspond
en-, OF the Commercial. Gazette, and some
months ago wrote communications con.
ccrning the conduct OF the election IN Jcs-
saminc county, changing Baldwin and
others with certain unlawful acts in the
conduction Of the election. The poll books
oi two precincts In Jcssaminc county were
stolen. This, among other things, was
charged in Green's correspondence. To
this Baldwin replied, dcnOunCing Green
In the strongest language. When they
mot in front u the phWniN hotel at 1880
o'clock the quarrel was opened and Bald
win denounced Green, calling him all the
offensive names at his command. Green,
| being somewhat deaf, either could not
/ hear or did not choose 90 resent, and finally
| Baldwin drew his pistol. striking Green on
| The head, and aiterward firing but missing.
/ Green then drew and fired, two Of his shots
striking Baldwin on the lett shoulder, one
| Of them ranging down and cutting the
/ aorta Baldwin fired several shols, one ol
/ which slightly cut Green on the left side
and then lac fell dead. Green was carried
10 q room in tho hotel, and his wounds
were found To be trlling \ large number
/ Of the friends of each are here, and many
/ threats grc indulnd in, ~ that NOR,
trouble may bc expected
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Communal and Provincial Admin.
istrations To Be Reformed.
Education of the Youth and Sani-
tation To Be Improved.
Italy Must Be an Element OF Peace
Civilization and Justice.
Mr.. Wilson in a Very Bad Box-The
Crown Prince Takes walk-TRe
Visit Of the Czar TO Berlin To-
day--General Foreign News.

RoME, Nov. 49, Parliament was opened
today. King llumbert, in hisspoech from
the throne, said:
Parliament can without anxiety carefully and
promptly attend 10 internal affairs. Bills will be
submitted To rcorgnnize the ministerial depart.
ments; tO reform communal and provincial admin
isiration; TO establish uniform penal code, TO
bring about radical reform Of The prison system
10 establish a siege court Of cessation; TO improve
the education OF the youth; to establish sanitary
code; TO regulate aud reprcfS excessive cmigrution
10 encourage thrift among the working populacc,
and 10 promote credit by the reorganization Of
banks Of issue by which hduclnry circulation may
anticipate the fortune OF the hturo without prcs-
cnt danger
H. ns there iS full reason to hope peace Is main.
nlnod. no estimate for extra military expenditures
will appear IN the next budget and then the gov
ernment will hc able To place the finances on iirm
basis The army aud navy, thanks 10 nssduous care,
an growing stronger aud stronger They symbolic
ltAlys unity aud arr the hope Ot Italy NctpIkpu ms
destines My heart rcioiccs that Italy, - strong
friendly with all nations. She continues her iur.
ward nunh In the family Of great power and
finds herself sidc by side with the leading states
she does not fear rctrogrCsion. All my chofs aim
at the preservation OF peace The other great powers
have the same object IN view. In Africa when the
| Italian soldier even when falling fighting, pnlN ed
isNittucS we aim ne peace corresponding with our
rights. Italy must not only bc ma element oi peace
| she must also be an element OF civilization aud
Justice. These urc the principles by which Italy
| rose and they Indicate her mission II l. only 10y
being faithful 10 the principles Owhch the nation
owes NJ life aud my house its glory, by remaining
united IN the path of liberty, that We can uninil
ingy obtain the sympathy Of nations, fortunes ana
rcwarls
The speech was greeted with warm op.
| plause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
JACKSON. TENN. poINas.
Two Fires-Electric Light Plant Ar
rives-The Midland.


Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. lG. The new gin
and ein-house, containing seven or eight
bales OF cotton and q large quantity Of cot
ton seed belonging TO Nj. Felix ID. Lester,
a hard working farmer who lives five or
six miles from this city, were entirely de
stroyed 10y fire yesterday. No insurance.
The origin OF the fire IS unknown. The
gin was running when the fire broke out.
last night about ~ o'clock fire broke
out at the fair grounds, ia this city and
destroyed seventeen liiSc stock stalls.
This fire is supposed 20 have been the
iicndsh work oi inccndiarics.
The material Tor the electric light plant
has arrived, the gus company is going
ahead with work and the city will be
Illuminated with electric lights 10y the 10th
ui December.
Enough iron for the Tennessee Midland
railroad has already arrived ia this city Ia
complete twenty miles oi thct track. Ncuo
siill assured by those who are In position
Ia know that the road will Dc finished and
the cans running from Jackson 10 Memphis
by January ], 1883.
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made Just before the battle commenced OF
$500 to $3.50 in favor of Carney.
In the first round McAuliIc planted q
blow under Carney's chin, which sent the
Englishman to the floor. Up TO the end
of the ninth round the battle seemed TO be
going all in McAuliile's favor. He fairly
RAINED BLOWS UPoN CARNEY's EYES,
jaw and ribs, and the Bnton seemed TO
have become very angry. but recovering
himself, used more cautious tactics. At
this point odds of two to one were offered
on McAulitle, who had so far shown him
self TO be in as prime condition as his an
tagonist, notwithstanding his recent Illness.
Carney, becoming desperate when the
twelfth round opened, made savage rush
ut McAulitle, who met il with hard blow
on the right eye and followed with ter
rifle right handler on the bridge of Cancys
nose, which split that organ open and
caused the blood to fly. A claim of first
blood for McAulife was then allowed.
The fighting after this was heavy and both
men were badly punished At the end OF
the twenty-fifth round McAulifie appeared
somewhat windcd, and Carney's friends
claimed the fight, which was not allowed.
From the twenty-ffth to the foriy-second
round Carney had something the best OF il.
In the siXty-second round McAuliife's left
ear was cut open. The sixty-sixth round
was marked by terrific exchanges OF blows
and both fought like demons and stood
the punishment like men Of iron. In the
siXty-ninth round Carney butted McAu-
life in the breast with his head and forced
him TO the floor.
Aulfie's friends became greatly ex-
cited, and
REPEATEDLY CALLED "FoUL,"
many OF them breaking into the ring
Quiet was restored and the fight went on,
but in the next round McAulifle's friends
claimed that Carney had kicked his an
tagonist i'll the abdomen, and again claimed
foul" Great excitement cnsucd when
the claim was not allowed, but the battle
went on, with the same frightful sluggng
which had 50 far characterize most OF the
struggle. In the scyenty.iourth and last
round, after One heavy the men
clnchcd and both fell 10 the floor with
Carney on top. The friends of both parties
rushed into the ring, claiming the fight for
their man, everybody claiming foul. +"
When the referee could he heard, he de-
clarcd that as this was fight to finish,
and neither man had been knocked out,
lac could not do otherwise than postpone
/ the fight TO some other time.
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A Murderer Cnntrrcd.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
HfLGNA, Ark, Nov. lG.-ieicrday
evening Mr.. p. Rhodes, a constable Of
Richland township, in lee county dcliy-
cred ui 10 Sheriff Pillow, Of this county,
Howard Crawford Bird, who murdered
larl,in McCarty In this county about SIX
weeks ago lie WIS attempting TO cross
the lA Anguillcrvcr when he was arrested
About q week ago the Governor Of this
state offered 500 ior his capture, dead OF
alive. lie will be indicted 10y the present
guand Jury, now in session.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

choked To death. The barkc>t iog expo
renccd in years prcv,ilcd at the time OF
his death.
The court of appeals oi London has dis
charged the order in the case OF David
de Bcnsaudc, and his wife, Miss Violet
Cameron, the actress, restraining the for
mor from interfering with hi, wife during
the period of their legat separation De
Bcnsaudc undertakes 10 muddic with his
Nify's narninuS
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The Cars Visit Co Gcrmany.

BErLIN, Nov. 10. The Car will leave
Ficdcnsborg at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. Besides Gen. Won Wcdcr, Gen.
I.indCquisi and Col. llcnngcr will be at
iachcd the stanr oi the Gar, and Countess
Onloa will attend the Carina. Count
lnlcbrrg. master oi ceremonies, will nc.
company Prince William 10 Wiitcuborg IA
receive The Car. ItiswpoHcd that Prince
William will be promoted to the rank oI
ufuipr. .ppuCFal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
I.Inrr.s nsd, nna lhe ,srensr.

CmctGo. H., Nov 10. When thc in.
quest over Louis lingg WIS about 20 com.
ucncc In the ,oroncr- Office this morning.
three anonymous lcllors were produced,
addressed to some oi the Jurors, and insin.
uniting that the anarchist had not commit.
ted suicide lut bad been blown mp by one
ui the iail attendants. No attention what
ever was paid lo the letters The iiri wit
ness was iho iilur Conrad lol1
The rryultiug circumstance, iu relation
10 thr suicide were related la detail hy The
taller. whose testimony was supplemented
by statements from County Physician
May,r. Turnkey fngrlharit. Death Watch
o. Nrill and John e. Klein, q IMPORTER
The mystery 10 how liugy could have
obtain,d dynamite, or where hc might
have conceded %. wa m1dc the subject II
lew questions. hut remained dark as
ever 4 verdict WIS returned that l.inw' b
dcatl was brought about 10y The rNplu.
sion of % bomb about two inDh" long and
I hall au inch boo diameter ani hIlrd with
I DYNAMITE. IIi IHuN being exploded 10y
. his own hand N.'h u'ridaI intent
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The In,crnniionnI EshibiiIon.

Bnr,Gis, Nov. 10. The executive COM
mittcc Of the International exhibition, 10
be held here next year, has extended the
time In which entries can be- made 70 De-
ccmbcr 81 The executive committee Is
about 10 establish IN agency Ia New lurl,
Tor the convenience Of Americans who
may wish 10 exhibit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
tTuthN trstuUy
WAsiu aDfuN, NoN a, isst


have iu,t nov received. aud hasten IN iOwuul
YOU htrrhy, the text ~ trDFum % which
his EXCEL, ,noy the Italian musi.rul oluign rlu'u
crUrDsst.s hif thuuks Tor lrur Kindly ruWWunlru.
tuus that De- highly upEir Iui.l, url Inform. mr
that. although the epidemic hrs puirI1 UrnH,d iu
40 paris ui Italy orders have Dcpu ritCu ihIt az
tIfr ltIufurr ~ each steamer bound lur iHC uIlfd
hufrs' every ciuIrriui should lr submitted tu med
tbt.r mrH,unH, will completely atsiy thr visb,.
you have cypfOf.Gd ln your Personal mote NJ thr irt
Inst ! have the honor o. b.. W' dear NJ lhiufl.
Ntry urpC,i fully yuur, Java.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

Tho commissioner OF internal revenue
TODAY appointed llr samuel W. Burdett,
OF Lancaster. Nv, % be- q revenue agent,
nrl rs.lgnrl lin TO temporary duty at
Peoria. IN. Mr. Burlctt isa well known
newspaper man, and Was lately connected
with The Louisville Courigr.Joumal.
An official. list oi the members of tho
next House ui Representatives shows that
thr ucxt House viii consist Of lOS Demo-
cmts. Ihl Republicans aud independents.
Tho Independents are: Anderson, Of
Iowa: Nichols, Of North Carolina, Hop.
kins, OF Virginia, and smith, OF Wisconsin,
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". wilson in a Ind nov.

PARIS, Nov. lG.-M. Wilson appeared
before the examining magistrate today.
lie insisted that the letters produced at
the Caflarcl trial, and which, II was
claimed, were antcdated, were actually
written in 1884. An expert was called,
who declared that the letters were written
recently. The manufactures Of the paper
on which the letters were written sworc
that the paper was not woven until 1855.
The magistrate has summoned VI. Wilson's
secretary, who wrote the disputed Letters.
The situation Is confused and disquioting.
Nine Ratazzi, who has been condemned
10 thirteen months imprisonment in con-
ncciion with the decoration scandals, and
other prisoners convicted Of the same
oiIcnsc, have appealed, from thcirscntences,
Offering 10 testify and prove that Cen.
D'Audlau accepted money for obtaining
| legion OF honor decorations.
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No More Importation. of Chorcra.

NV NOEK, Nov. IUI-IhC Following n
self explanatory:
WtGuVDIoy Noy n. iss5.
To the lion A s. Hewitt, Mayor Ut the Diiy Of Ncw
York
slf=t trnusmit he text Oi o. note iust rCrrIN rd
ifum the Italian minister NJ this capitol Witch
gives nssuttuu' ui the most satisfactory und firnd
Ig attention by that government tp The suggestions
made iu rrllilnu ~ the prcolU'un iu Italy io prr
ypui rhulsm irum rtrhing ibis country uy cmi.
pUfiuu respectfully Your, I, ]. bAh AEu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

BERLIN, Nov. lG.-Thc crown prince
took a long walk today, and aiterward re-
cciyed the Emperor and Empress Of Brazil.
The princes voice is clearer and hc is In
good spirits.
Letters are constantly being received
from al parts Of Germany, aud from
abroad, recommending specifics which the
writer's aver will affect cure IN tic case
Of the crown prince. 4 farmer has come
from Obcrnjcsa with an ointment which
he says is of uniailing efficacy. lie was
received by Mai. kcs,el, an aidc-dc-camu
OF the crown prince, who promised to send
the ointment TO san Reno.
The speech iromc the throne, on the
opcning oi the Rcichs,ag, W awaited with
anxiety. as Il is expected 10 contain d
declaration regarding the position Of the
grpwn pringg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

Tho E,.u.u. Nyw. Ui Newark. y y,
announce tIHI ihc Row d. tuuc.s L'
Patton. pro-. lrui. geology 30 Princeton
coll,rp. u.I succeed Dr. Mclwii us urDsi-
dent Ul lhat institution.